The Science Behind Spore

In this exclusive interview, Will Wright explains how science has influenced SPORE™. From cell to space stage, Will shares scientific inspirations and shows how some have made their way into the game. Spore available in stores September 2008.

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Gaming

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• Spore
• Maxis
• Electronic
• Arts
• Science
• Will
• Wright
• EA

[fatpeepsRfunny]

it wasnt the most scientifically accurate game, when it comes to teh little details, but its a damn good game, probably one of my favorites. it definetly made me think about scientific subjects, and made me interested in that stuff, which is what they were goin for I think.

[zapryan99]

bring back the underwater stage!

[TheEpicGrox]

i want mah waterstage! ;-;

[Greenclw]

@fatpeepsRfunny Yea but if it was scientificlly accurate, the game would take FOREVER. Evelution takes not millions, but trillions and trillions of years. Not to mention it would slow down your computer like epicly.

[Billy1RBstudios]

The giant cells on the background always made me scary if they go up an eat me. o_o

[daryll51023]

@D3athByKittens me I love it so much

[D3athByKittens]

anyone wtill play this? mine broke like a year ago :/ im thinking about getting another one

[IntarwebUser]

Dude, that's Will Wright? Damn, I always thought he was this old guy like the advisor dude with the mustache in the Sim City instruction book for the SNES.

[Peekarica]

Spore is like real life, and I believe this could be the tag for the Space Phase.

"When you invade a place for it's resources. You wipe out an entire population"

[Peekarica]

0:25 SUPER NOVA(S)?!

[coffeeandsoup]

I was reading the official spore book and it said that will wright didnt want Spore to become another simearth and fade away...then he left spore to be run by the puppeters of EA,a mindless physcopathic company hellbent on war and destruction